Young Chinese enjoy nighttime economy
BEIJING (Xinhua) — About 74 percent of Chinese youth have confidence in China’s nighttime consumption market, according to a recent survey by China Youth Daily.
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Romancing the LGBTQ+
Popular literature, specifically romance novels, has become a well-loved form of entertainment in the Philippines.
Future looks bright
ERNIE Els congratulates US team captain Tiger Woods. AFP
House approves New Immigration Act
The House of Representatives passed on third and final reading the New Immigration Act, which addresses the low salary of immigration personnel and deals with…
Pro-business, anti-greed
We are committed to unearthing the truth about the contracts. Those who are involved in these anomalies must be held accountable.
Not a means to an end
By entering into an arbitration agreement, the parties agree to submit their dispute to an arbitrator or tribunal of their own choosing and be bound by the…
HE said — SHE said
Bono issued a “a soft message,” which for this writer is all too soft and should not have earned that much social media space if not for the trolls, both…
Trio stays with UP
Kobe Paras commits one more season with the Fighting Maroons. DAVID JOHN CUBANGBANG @tribunephl_dvd
Ban seen boosting Phl nickel production
Industry leaders forecast stronger nickel production and outbound shipments in 2020 on the back of higher prices and a nickel export ban by Indonesia.
Deal full of holes
Agra’s opinion was used as basis for the extension of the deals by 15 years to end in 2037 that was backed by the authority of then President Gloria Macapagal-…
COP 25 fails on firm action
Negotiations in Madrid were under pressure to send a clear signal that governments were willing to double down in tackling the crisis.
DND: No letup vs radicals
Terror victim Acting Philippine National Police Chief Lt. Gen. Archie Gamboa checks the condition of a policeman wounded in an ambush near Borongan City in…
Regarding pandas, sleeping giants
Three decades ago, when this writer first visited the mainland, China was still the sleeping giant that it was once, wrapped in its own cocoon of…
Agri summit seeks farming reforms
There is a need to transform traditional agri-fishery farms into inclusive, resilient and globally competitive agribusiness enterprises. #SulongPilipinas2019…
Calm, vigilance urged after strong quake
The public is also urged to refrain from spreading disinformation that may cause undue alarm and panic. #DavaoSurQuake
Meralco linemen, engineers help restore power in Tisoy-affected areas
Albay was among the first provinces to be hit by the typhoon. #Meralco, #OneMeralcoFoundation #Tisoy
Cebu Pac seat sale offers P99 flights
Budget carrier Cebu Pacific on Sunday announced a two-day seat sale with flight offers as low as P99.
Overseas voters registration begins 16 December
Filipinos in Riyadh line up to vote during the midterm elections. Saudi Arabia accounts for 326,285 out of the 1,822,173 registered Filipino overseas voters…
Power outages take toll on S. Africa economy
South Africa has been hit by rolling blackouts as state-owned power utility Eskom Holdings implements rationing cuts to help prevent a collapse of the…
Cuba reluctant to cut ties with US
Cuba is bracing for the possibility of the United States breaking off diplomatic ties but will seek to maintain them nonetheless, Havana’s top diplomat in…